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It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. And a new survey came out saying that more than half of all adults think screaming is beneficial to your health. Oh. Yeah, really? I was walking home with my daughter yesterday. I was like, you just need to scream. Would that be, would that feel good? And she's like, Mom, there's people around. I'm like, well, sometimes it's just as good.

Wow. A kid screaming seems concerning, though.

Yeah. Especially when

they're being dragged by their, like, an adult

somewhere. You don't want to tell the child

to scream. It's like instant

stress relief. Come on.

More than half of millennials say

the louder they scream, the better they feel afterwards. Oh. Meanwhile, older adults don't necessarily agree with that idea. Most say that they don't like to scream loudly. Jeffrey, I think you should give it a try. I think that it could really improve your life. I think I naturally scream all the time. That's true. And look how happy

you are. I'm always like, oh! I'm always so animated.

Despite the relief, only 10% of people say that they scream

at least once a week.

Women are more likely to scream out of fear.

Meanwhile, men more likely to scream out

of pain. I'm there going to say passion, Jeff.

I could be one in the same depending on the scenario.

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